Kr632

I don't catch many games, are they all this exciting?

Nice shot bogo

Eichel can't seem to find the puck this shift

yup. I really like the potential of the kane-reinhart- bailey line.

exactly how I feel. He's a nut like Ron hextall. I love it

I can call the police right now and say you say you assaulted me and they would investigate you. Doesn't mean it happened. Again, what team was he kicked off of?

isn't his value lower now because teams know he doesn't want to stay in tampa? And is a 28 year old, old in the nhl? Trade speculation I have heard on the radio is a first. Lotto protected this year or next year's no protection and a roster player with maybe some lower picks to sweeten the deal because everyone knows he's leaving tampa. I'm sure we could get at least a first and some lower picks back in a couple years.

I don't fully understand nhl contracts and cap so please go easy on me. Could we trade for him, sign him, and when Sam and Jack need contracts trade stamkos for a similar return to what we paid(hard to know without knowing what the price is)? He won't be a rental but he will have a large contract and probably a NTC to make things a little difficult. We have some talent for him to play with so his numbers could go up.

I meant to ask everyone. Thanks for the reply. I'm excited for Baptiste and bailey to develop and fasching to get here. I need to hurry up and call the cable company so I can watch some games.

In your opinion do you think the two of them would bring out the best in each other(now and down the road)or should they be separate to help other lines and spread the talent out a little?

has Reinhart played on eichels wing at all? I know they are both rookies but I feel their games compliment eachother

I haven't been able to watch many games. Does Kane look better when he is playing on a line other than Eichels or does he look about the same?

wow... think Terry wants to sell the bills?

I agree with both of these

Check out a predators game in nashville. The crowd is amazing.

wow. That's nuts. Idk what the lifespan of arenas are but fnc still is one of the better looking arenas I have been too.

when was the arena built? 1996? I don't think it is close to needing to be replaced. lol I definitely does feel like yelling in a church so I retract my previous statement and agree with you

I think the opposite. When attending a sabres game there are usually more older people. They don't like to cheer. Bandits games usually have a lot of younger children and the crowd is usually in a much better mood and actually get into the game regardless of the outcome.

if people actually cheered and didn't just sit there like they were watching paint dry I would say you had a point. It's the people not the building

probably 1/8 of the crowd. The arena is probably an 1/8th full right now

At the Americans game at fnc tonight. The crowd is much better than a sabres game but still way below the worst crowd I've seen in other places. I would much rather drive to Rochester to watch the am erk than sit in church at the fnc. Buffalo just has terrible boring hockey fans. They suck. It is a buffalo thing. The people in Buffalo just suck as hockey fans. over time has been much better.

Nashville is a night and day difference from buffalo. The crowd gets into the game and don't get mad when you cheer.

yup....

The crowd at sabres games are less exciting than people attending catholic church. It's terrible. Everybody there is miserable. Much rather go to a bandits game.

I have had a few decent experiences and a lot of bad. I try to be as polite as possible in every encounter, look them in the eyes yes sir, no sir. We're both going in blind and have no idea how each others days are going. 95% of my traffic stops are fine and rarely end in a ticket unless I was driving like an idiot. Outside of a car is a completely different story. Driving home from work(olive garden at the time)on Sheridan and millersport. Friend with the car got off early and went to the scotch n sirloin next door to drink while waiting for us. I drove because he had been drinking and we had 4 people in the car. Dropped the first guy off and started towards our neighborhood. Amherst police pull us over and at first say the car fits the description the reason changed a couple times during the 3 hours we sat at the side of the road while the officer yelled at my friend for his out of state ID saying it was fake. Officer separated us and threatened us with jail and fines if we didn't tell him our friends name. We all told him his name, showed his ID, pays tub and student iD. Officer would not accept any of it as proof. Eventually more officers came and put us in hand cuffs and said if we don't tell them his real ne we are all going to jail. They went to us one by one and asked. We all told him his name for the 100th time. They uncuffed us and said have a nice night. I live in Buffalo in between Wegmans and Elmwood near buff state. We have a family catering business and we had party at the assumption church on Amherst st. It's only a block or two from my house so I walked. We had a ton of left overs so we all took some home. I had two full size aluminum trays and one half size that I was carrying home. I get about a half block from the church when I am tackled to the ground. I have flashlights and guns pointed at me and a bunch of people yelling at me. I land on top of my food with two officers on my back twisting my arms to handcuff me. They sit me on the curb and question where I was and what I am doing in this area. I tell them I have been working at the church right there. And I am going home which is a block in the direction I was walking. They say I fit the description of a robbery suspect that tried to rob the corner store on the next block. I am good friends with the owner of the store so I tell them if I fit the description bring me over there and have them ID me. A call comes over the radio about an accident so they let me go. A year later we are catering the same party. Again I walked, Leaving with food. I stopped at the store before heading home and my tenant was up there and offered a ride. We see a bunch of police cars on the next block over and think nothing of it. We get to the house, I was going to share the food I had with my tenants so instead of going upstairs to my apt. I went into theirs. Just as we start to heat the food up there is a knock at the door. My tenant opens the door and it's the police, they ask us to all come out side to answer a few questions. We've done nothing wrong so we come out. I'm the last out the door and the second my back foot hit the porch we were taken to the ground and handcuffed. They put us in separate cars with out telling us what happened. I started reading the officers computer. It says they are looking for two black males 5'4"-5'7". My tenant and I are both 6'1" white males. After they found the guys they let us go with a warning lol. A warning for what? Don't open the door for police? Bills game right after the guy drowned in the creek. 4th quarter a bunch of people left so my brother and I went to sit with some friends. Brother stops at the bathroom on our way I continued on. As he is walking down the aisle the bills scored so he's high fiving people as he walks. He sees some people he works with so he stopped for a second to say hi. I turn around to watch a play or two. Turn around to see if my brother came down yet and no brother anywhere. Maybe he went to grab some food. Walk up there. Nope. I go to his co-workers and they said security threw him out for smoking. My brother doesn't smoke. I go to the sheriff at the aisle and tell them my brother is missing and someone said security took him for smoking and he doesn't smoke so it doesn't make sense. He said it's not his problem he's a big boy he will be alright. I said that is the exact attitude that led to the man passing away at the last game. I go to every security guard and sheriff I can find asking if they know where my brother was taken. Either they don't know or its not their problem. I finally find the person that took him, an Erie county sheriff. He gives me an attitude about questioning their procedures about telling someone they are taking their relative. Handcuffs me for questioning him. As we are going down the elevator I ask him how hard would it be to walk a few steps and say hey were ejecting your buddy? He must not have liked that because my nose went into the wall pretty quick. Police at the stadium like to assault people in handcuffs. I have heard many stories about them besides mine. Erie county sheriff had a checkpoint at the end of my old street. Everything is fine except I lost my copy of my drivers license and only had a non driver iD on me. I tell the officer he says that's fine as long as it come up in the computer. Tells me to pull over while he checks. While I'm sitting there he's talking to me he says my eyes look a little glossy would I mind if he brought over the drug specialist. I said no problem I haven't been doing anything and I consent to a search if needed. The specialist talks to me for a min does some tests and concludes that I'm sober and everything is fine. They finish running my ID and send me on my way. As soon as I exit the checkpoint I turn on my street and park in front of my house(two houses from the corner). A sheriff pulls up behind me no lights or anything i wait a min to see if im being pulled over. The officer gets out of his car and starts going thru his trunk so i get out of my car and call my girlfriend. Im on the phone walking up to my house and the officer starts yelling at me saying im trying to avoid the check point. I said i just went thru it not 30 seconds ago and there is no way i can avoid it because it blocks the entire entrance to my dead end street. He says my eyes are glossy so im high and gonna drive my car. He snatches my phone out of my hand, pushes me against the wall and starts to search me. Takes my keys out of my pocket. Puts me in handcuffs an starts to go thru my car. He comes back and says I am very lucky I didn't go thru the checkpoint because I would be under arrest for dui. I said I did go thru the checkpoint and the specialist determined I am sober and fine to drive, go ask him he is right there. Nope he didn't want to hear any of it. Called a tow truck and impounded my car.